Armada Collective? Spanish. Did they just loose a game of bowls or something and are annoyed with everyone?
Posts by Your alien overlord - fear me
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FastMail falls over as web service extortionists widen attacks and up their prices
US Congress grants leftpondians the right to own asteroid booty
Brussels paws Android map apps to see if they displace Euro rivals – report
Apple to add 1000 jobs to Cork payroll
Irish roll out obligatory drone register
Identifying terrorists: Let's find a value for needle in haystack
GCHQ goes all Cool Dad and tags the streets of Shoreditch with job ads
Cement company in sacks out for the lads rumpus
ARM reveals the Internet of Things security defenses hackers will inevitably learn to evade
CAIDA publishes latest 'net topology kit
Boffins teach Wi-Fi routers to dance to the same tune
Chinese sat-snaps to help boffins forecast Antarctic sea ice
Comcast resets 200k cleartext passwords, hacker claims breach
Feeble Phobos flaking as it falls to Mars
UN privacy head slams 'worse than scary' UK surveillance bill
Well, he said what I'd been thinking for a while. Why doesn't GCHQ just put spies into IS and the rest. Like in the good old days. It seems we employ cowards now in the spy business. James Bond would be spinning in his Martini if he realised that the next JB movie is a dweeb sitting in front of a monitor for 8 hours then goes home and plays on his Xbox/PS4.
Tim Cook: UK crypto backdoors would lead to 'dire consequences'
NHS IT must spend a fortune to save a fortune, says McKinsey
How Twitter can see the financial future – and change it
What the Investigatory Powers Bill will mean for your internet use
Re: I was wondering when the Reg would start reporting on this
Want to flood the DNS server logs? Download AOSP, 10-20 Gig depending on which version you download. The Git/Repo command downloads gazillions of small packets, each one requiring a DNS resolve.
Google actually tells you to set static IP addresses for the download servers to stop DNS overload !!!
TalkTalk: Data was 'secure', erm, we beat rivals on price. Um, scratch that...
Outrageous OPSEC: What happens when skiddies play natsec
Facebook conjures up a trap for the unwary: scanning your camera for your friends
All cooped up and nowhere to go, US and German spooks spied on each other
UK.gov finally promises legally binding broadband service obligation – by 2020
Gods' own broadband: Loon option for DEITY
FCC won't track Do Not Track
Oz submarine bidders paper over hack attacks, deliver tenders by hand
Read the Economist last weekend? You may have fetched more than just articles (yup, malware)
Why does PageFair employ n00bs who fall for email scams in the first place? It's OK for non-techies to be gullible but not people who work for internet based companies. They should have proper procedures in place so if they get an email from 'Tech Support' to verify their mother's maiden name, then (a) their spam filter should have dumped it and (b) they should question why does tech support need *any* information from me.
Morons and their advertising scumware.
I'm not even going down the route of underpaid employee got a few greenbacks from a third party...
NASA photo gallery: How to blow $200m of rocket in seconds
How to build a city fit for 50℃ heatwaves
Why should we care? Really. By the end of the century oil will be long forgotten as an energy source and since there is nothing else there, the people will just disperse to cooler climates.
You might get a few tribes wanting to be 'king of the sand dunes' but the rest of the world will just mark it on the maps as 'Too hot, enter at your peril'.
Drones are dropping drugs into prisons and the US govt just doesn't know what to do
ProtonMail pays ransom to end web tsunami – still gets washed offline
If the initial attack was for only 15 minutes, what's the reason for paying? Most ISP's/web mail servers take that kind of hit and think nothing of it.
It's their upstream ISP who should have anti-DDoS hardware in place to stop these floods. My ex-place of work had one. If a customer got hit, no one actually knew because the box o'tricks was in LINX where bandwidth is plentiful. It could block fake packets, corrupt packets etc. and just dropped them. This kind of box should be standard in every ISP (even the cheap ones).
TalkTalk claims 157,000 customers were victims of security breach
Brussels flings out Safe Harbour guidelines, demands 'safer' new framework ASAP
GCHQ's CESG team's crypto proposal isn't dumb, it's malicious... and I didn't notice
What's wrong with using my DNA to show it's me?
I don't have a landline, when spam texts get to much , I dump my SIM and get another (probably every 6 months). Using CLI spoofers I can phone someone, they think it's someone else and I get their bank details.
So many things wong using *any* item to authenticate a person, using fresh DNA is the only real way. What's fresh DNA? Stuff that's just been swabbed from your cheek, not from the remenants of that pizza you chucked out last night.
US radar paparazzi snap 'Halloween Asteroid'
China's glorious five year plan will see 'online environment cleaned up'
Alumina in glass could stop smartphones cracking up
Licence to snoop: Ipso facto, crypto embargo? Draft Investigatory Powers bill lands
PC sales will rise again, predicts Intel, but tablets are toast
Sennheiser announces €50,000 headphones (we checked, no typos)
Man hires 'court hacker' on Craigslist ... who turned out to be a cop
'Anonymous' says anonymous KKK dump wasn't from Anonymous
Guess who: Storage chip maker [blank] can't wait for all-storage-chip data centers
Volkswagen: 800,000 of our cars may have cheated in CO2 tests
Is the world ready for a bare-metal OS/2 rebirth?
Genome researchers hit back at infosec bods' 'network vuln' claims
Password reset invoked after vBulletin.com forum software site defaced
Google gets all lawyered up for ‘ambiguous’ EU anti-trust case
Spanish town trumpets 'Clitoris Festival' thanks to Google snafu
Well that's me cancelling my holiday.I even fully charged my camera battery. Such disappointment.
On another note, if Spanish don't want mistranslations speak Spanish in Spain (or English on Costa Del Crime), regional variations are best kept for comedians to poke fun at (know what I mean Cornwallians)